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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
The poem envisions a utopia where hatred ends and love rules. It contrasts cruel words with kisses and wealth with sharing to ease human suffering. If lament and greed vanish, duty would govern and life resemble a perpetual bridal dream.
A freshman class looks to a permanent record with a moving picture camera funded by an anonymous donor via President Boyd. Western College plans cap at five hundred students, opens new dormitory, and envisions a Music Hall as part of its evolving campus. Ray Weaver, 33, from near Fastoria, parachutes from 11 500 feet to regain hearing, but reports no change in his spinal meningitis condition.
All persons selling milk in Wyandot County must obtain a permit from the County Health Commissioner by November 1, 1925. A fifty cent permit fee will be charged, valid until January 1, 1927. Health Commissioner O C Stutz signs the notice.
Beginning next Saturday the Crawford township trustees will meet at 2:00 pm until further notice. Got any furniture you don't need Sell it through a Carey Times want ad.
The Democratic slate features Miles Mullholand for mayor Daisy Moyer for clerk Roland McDowell as port marshal Earl Black A. E. Constien Elza Jacobs and H. B. Stiepf as council members. The Republican ticket lists Almon Blue as its candidate.
State university horticulturists advise ordering spring seed potatoes as supply normal levels shrink to half 1924. Ohio livestock men are urged to worm native feeder stock. Amateur dramatics spread across 20 counties with extension service. The film Out of the Shadows on bovine tuberculosis has toured all agricultural counties.
Fashion shifts away from the bustle toward fullness and movement in dresses. Ohio State University expert Jeannette Butler notes plaits, fringe effects, flounces, flares, and circular designs widen the hem, flattering slim figures while cautioning broader silhouettes.
Poem fragment reflects a century and a half of change in hunting culture. It contrasts a man with a powder gun pursuing deer with a modern reversed scene where the deer hunter faces danger from a man, implying social or moral transformation.
State Department of Agriculture inspectors release findings from oyster producing districts on the eastern coast. Growers and distributors show care to prevent contamination and adulteration, with conditions deemed safe for public consumption. Ohio officials monitor handling to maintain quality and safety within the state. Oysters are praised for iodine content, digestibility, nutrition, and wholesomeness.
Property deeds show W W Scheidegger to Thomas Agen for lot 2 in McConnell’s addition. other transfers include George Reamsnyder to Charles Beausay and to himself, Elmer C Everhart to Arthur A Stalter for eighty acres in Tymochtee. Susie Harman to Sarah DeBolt. Mary Straw to Edwin Young. Fred Reamsnyder to George Reamsnyder. sheriff sale of 379 3 4 acres to Citizens Building and Loan Co in Wyandot County for 1836.20.
The Bloomville Gazette argues Tiffin bread at 12 cents per loaf is hauled to Bloomville and sold for 10 cents, claiming a local bakery offers lower prices and equal or better quality. The piece urges residents to back the Bloomville firm to prevent a “freeze out” and protect home industry.
Our Lady of Consolation parish announces Sunday services with High Mass at 10:00 am Low Mass at 7:30 am and Vespers with benediction at 7:30 pm Weekday Masses are at 6:30 am and 8:00 am led by Rev Father Aloys M Fish pastor.
Bert Jaynes serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. A prayer meeting occurs Wednesday evening at 7 30. The teachers study class meets Saturday evening at 7 p m at the church.
Lewis P. Speaker leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 15 and main worship at 10 30. Sermons include A Voice from Synod and The Prosperity of the Wicked. Afternoon worship at Vanlue with Luther League at 6 30 and Evening worship at 7 30.
Rev A G Tozer leads Memorial Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45. Sermon titled Following Christy. 6 30 evening worship with The Ten Commandments. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
Pastor B E Cole leads Sunday activities at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday school at 9 15 am Divine worship at 10 30 am featuring the sermon Our Unfinished Task Epworth League gathers at 6 30 pm and the evening service at 7 30 pm with the sermon Jesus Christ the Hope of the World
Proposal to add Article VIII Section 13 to the Ohio Constitution to restrict issuing bonds and notes for current operating expenses or short lived projects. Allows limited borrowing for anticipated revenue, emergencies, or final judgments. Sets usefullness and maturity rules, election placement, and effective date of January 1, 1926 after adoption in March 1925.
A 1925 Ohio document details three joint resolutions proposing constitutional amendments. It calls for uniform taxation on real estate and tangible property, taxation of intangible property, and four year terms for major state and county officers with elections in November and implementation in 1926.
Local want ads urge residents to hire cleaning services from Carey Times for efficient home scrubs and organized decluttering. Readers are invited to contact providers listed in the classified section for estimates and schedules.
Grace Rader of Leipsic Ohio joins Rev J M Shimer as assistant and secretary at Broadway M E Church Toledo Ohio. She is a Cincinnati missionary training school graduate and led a summer vacation Bible school in Cincinnati. Rader will coordinate educational and recreational work. Alvin Mills a University of Toledo sophomore president directs gymnas ium work and assists in other church tasks.
H G Chambers has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Ira N Zeis deceased Wyandot County Ohio Dated October 12 1925 Judge Charles F Close Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio
A quotation extols cultivating a reading habit as the finest pleasure and value. Lord Sherbrooke emphasizes that no cheaper or more wholesome activity compares with a genuine love of reading, noting its enduring rewards.
A fragment notes a brick used as a tough scrubbing aid for bathing an elephant, a rugged method contrasted with ordinary brushes. The entry hints at unusual sanitation practices or traditional care methods seen in India.
The text promotes specialists in each line, noting Dewey Ogg knows farming, Russell Bloom fixes autos, and advocates using existing knowledge to offer customers the best goods at the best prices. It emphasizes focusing on one's own business and providing quality despite limited other expertise.
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